Career Tips for OTs

If you were unable to follow along with our VA Careers Twitter chat on Tuesday, April 12 covering Occupational Therapy opportunities with the Veterans Health Administration, check out what you missed below.

If you’re a recent or upcoming graduate, mark your calendar for our next chat on April 26 from 1-2 p.m. CST – we’ll be covering all VHA has to offer new grads. Follow along at twitter.com/vacareers and at #WorkAtVA.

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